Samsung YX-M1Z Helix XM2go Portable Satellite Radio/MP3 Player

The next step in the evolution of Satellite Radio/MP3 players is the latest portable being pushed by XM Radio. [Practically the same player is actually being sold by Pioneer as well (it’s called the Inno).] The Helix gives you access to 170 channels of XM Radio, *plus* a GB of storage space that can be used to store MP3s and WMAs, *and* record live XM radio for playback at a later time. 1 GB of storage translates into roughly 50 hours of play time, which is pretty considerable. This is all featured in a lightweight palm-sized unit with a 180×180 full-color TFT screen. If XM could figure out how to match the price of iPods on a byte by byte basis, then they could have an iPod-killer on their hands. Until then, it’s a Nano-sized player with the huge feature of being able to play XM radio.
Features:
- Compatibility: XM satellite radio; MP3/WMA music files
- Memory: Flash memory for up to 50 hours of recorded XM programming
- Display: Color display screen
- Transmitter: Built-in, wireless FM transmitter beams XM to any FM radio
- Headphone jack: Yes
- Weight: 4.5 ounces
- Dimensions: 3.7 x 2.2 x 0.6 inches (H x W x D)
- In the box: Helix XM2go Receiver, headphones, belt clip and all of the accessories needed for portable and home use
More Details on the Samsung YX-M1Z Helix XM2go Portable Satellite Radio/MP3 Player
Price: $399.99
(Please note prices are subject to change and the listed price is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of posting)
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How do you down load mp3 songs on the Helix. I hooked the USB to my desktop and nothing or no program pops up to follow. There has to be a way to down load music. Thanks, Bill
Bill - I’d just check out the manual. I’ll bet there’s a piece of software that you need to install to sync MP3s over to it.
http://www.xmradio.com/help/hardware-information.xmc
Cheers.